Watch your actual stack
Tell PatchSiren what you run: cPanel/WHM, Linux, WordPress, Apache, Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, mail services, and more.
PatchSiren private pilot
Relevant CVE alerts for the systems you actually run.
PatchSiren is opening private pilot intake for operators watching cPanel/WHM, Linux hosting stacks, WordPress, Apache, Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, and mail infrastructure.
Relying on luck is not a patch strategy.
Initial pilot focus
Built first for hosting-stack operators.
- cPanel / WHM
- Linux hosting stacks
- WordPress
- Apache / Nginx / PHP
- MySQL / MariaDB
- Mail servers
- CISA KEV + NVD + vendor advisories
Operator problem
Generic CVE feeds are noisy. Vendor advisories are scattered. Reddit threads are usually too late.
By the time the community thread is loud, someone may already be compromised.
Prioritize real risk
Surface high-signal CVEs based on selected systems, KEV status, vendor advisories, exploit signals, and patch urgency.
Keep evidence visible
Every alert should explain why it matched, where it came from, and what changed.
Pilot waitlist
Join the PatchSiren Pilot
The public waitlist collects broad stack and contact details only. Do not include server IPs, credentials, exact customer names, internal network details, firewall configs, or private incident history.
- No customer server credentials
- No public server IP collection
- No phone or SMS collection in this phase
What happens after you join?
- We review your selected stack.
- We use pilot demand to prioritize the first supported alert packs.
- If you are a fit for the private pilot, we will email you with next steps.
- You will never be asked for server credentials or public IPs during waitlist signup.
After you submit, PatchSiren sends a confirmation email to verify that the waitlist request belongs to you.